Who Is Your Why
Church mulitplication is still the most effective way to reach new people with the gospel.
Gospel
Ink marks and crimson stains
“But you should have seen me. Black and blue all over—and the President too.”
The reason for your hope
Are you ready to pray the prayer that will change your life forever?
Only a woman
When someone questioned Mary Slessor as to how she could do great feats because she was “only a woman” she reminded him who God was.
The 6 Bs of evangelism
Rev. Wes Dupin unpacks why evangelism is something everybody can do.
Medical team reaches Albanians with gospel
More than 200 people responded to a gospel message presented at a medical clinic in Albania.
Matthew Sleeth’s 7 practical ways to be gospel-driven
Dr. Matthew Sleeth gives seven applicable examples of how to live with a gospel-driven perspective in everyday life.
The grace of Reformation Day
It’s been almost 500 years since Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses to a church door in Germany. This one event changed the world in how Christians view the basics of the gospel.
An outbreak in Africa, but it’s not Ebola
Once called the “Dark Continent,” the light of the gospel is reaching into the hearts of these great nations in Africa.
From resistance to acceptance
“Stop the film!” he yelled. “This is our village, and here we are all Hindus. We do not want any foreign religions to come into our place and take our people to their religion,” he said.
‘This isn’t a track thing–it’s a Jesus thing’
Two SWU coaches reflect on how revival is happening in the athletic department. One coach says he hasn’t seen anything like it in his 28 years at the university.
Thank God for the Church
The Church has stemmed the tide of evil time and time again. From the killing fields of Cambodia to the prison cells of Cuba, it has been the “flowing stream” of justice.
